What is the function of the plasma membrane?

What organelle is made of cellulose?

aerobic cellular respiration is the function of the

What organelle do euglena use to make glucose via photosynthesis?

Which organelle makes proteins and enzymes? The process is called protein synthesis or enzyme synthesis.

Storage of food, water, and waste in a eukaryotic cell is accomplished by what organelle?

Which organelle is made of phospholipids and proteins?

Which 2 organelles have their own DNA that is similar to prokaryotic DNA?

What do prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells have in common?

Which type of cell has circular DNA?

Pro has no

Is all DNA in an organism the same?

If all DNA in an organism is the same, why do we have cells that are so different?

Why is the inner surface (membrane) of the mitochondria folded?

What makes energy in the form of ATP?

What organelles do plant cells have that animal cells do not have.

The only type of prokaryotic cell is

DNA and RNA are found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells but the difference is

Circular DNA, called plasmids, are only found in

Which cells are smaller and simpler?

What cell carries electrical impulses used to communicate with other cells and organs?

Which cell contains hemoglobin and carries oxygen to all other cells in the body?

Once a cell is differentiated, can it return to a nondifferentiated state by itself?

Undifferentiated cells are called

Which 2 body systems maintain homeostasis in an organism?

Shivering when you are cold, sweating when you are hot, a dog panting when it is hot, migration, hibernation, and estivation are all examples of bodies maintaining....

Buffers help an organism by

Transport across a semi permeable membrane from high to low concentration is

If a cell is using energy, substance is moving against a gradient to maintain an imbalance from a low concentration to a high concentration, what is happening?

The movement of water from high to low concentration is called

which part of the cell or plasma membrane is in a bi-layer?

The part of the plasma membrane that acts as a door to let larger things in and out of the cell is called a

Flagella in the Euglena, cilia in the Paramecium and the pseudopodia in the Amoeba are all used for

Why does a Euglena have an eyespot?

What structure do all unicellular organisms have that help maintain water balance?

Nuclei are only found in

the asexual reproduction of body cells is called

All unicellular organisms and all bacteria (Monera) reproduce by

If an organism has chloroplasts, a flagella, an eyespot and a cell wall, it is a

Which tissue will have the most mitochondria?

What plant part serves the same function as our lung or the fishes gills?

Which cells can carry out both photosynthesis and respiration?

If a cell is placed in a saline solution, what will happen to it?

If an 80% glucose solution contains a semi-permeable bag with 80% glucose solution, what will happen to the bag?

When an enzyme gets too hot

A lipase will not work on a protein, why?

Which organic molecule is used for quick and daily energy?

Which organic molecule is used by whales when they migrate, or by polar bears to stay warm?

Enzymes are which type of organic molecules?